NCLC & CLB - confusion

[mkshah]

Hi forum members,

I am bit confused between NCLC & CLB..

pls help to understand the difference between these two and how NCLC levels can be compared with French exam results?

Thanks in advance.

 

[alzs-]

Hi forum members,

I am bit confused between NCLC & CLB..

pls help to understand the difference between these two and how NCLC levels can be compared with French exam results?

Thanks in advance.

Not sure I understand your question. They are the same thing! NCLC is the translation of CLB. So saying CLB 9 is exactly the same thing as NCLC 9.

• Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB)
• Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadien (NCLC)

 

[bellaluna]

OP took a French exam but didn't realize NCLC is the translation of CLB?

 

[mkshah]

Not sure I understand your question. They are the same thing! NCLC is the translation of CLB. So saying CLB 9 is exactly the same thing as NCLC 9.

• Canadian Language Benchmarks (CLB)
• Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadien (NCLC)

hI alzs-,
thank you buddy,
you understood my question correctly..
I have just rejoined the forum after a long-long absences of about two years.. so could not track the changes..
apparently I could connect it with the NCLC as french translation of CLB (Canadian language benchmark).

Thanks again

 

[mkshah]

OP took a French exam but didn't realize NCLC is the translation of CLB?

Hi bellaluna ( is it derived from French?? Belle..?? Luna?? )

I have just rejoined the forum after a long-long absences of about two years.. so could not track the changes..
apparently I could connect it with the NCLC as french translation of CLB (Canadian language benchmark).

Thanks for pointing out that though...

I need to revive my French skills also

 

[Wacky1.nash]

Hi bellaluna ( is it derived from French?? Belle..?? Luna?? )

I have just rejoined the forum after a long-long absences of about two years.. so could not track the changes..
apparently I could connect it with the NCLC as french translation of CLB (Canadian language benchmark).

Thanks for pointing out that though...

I need to revive my French skills also

I believe bella luna is Italian for "beautiful moon."